Almost 3 inches!! Woo Hoo!! The front of our house..Blake preparing for a sneak attack! Me & Quentin.... Quentin, Mallorye, & Blake...we loved having daddy home for the snow. Last year when we actually got a good snow, he was in Iraq. Mallorye & Blake...sibling love!
I saw these photos and it really brought some good feelings to bear. Sis when you think back to all the politics and rmor mills and what seemed to be "major issues" with FRG and other things during Q's deployment, they dont seem like hardly anything now. And all definitely worth while. While each family has their own set of triumphs and failures. And noone of our families is exempt from that, having a spouse or family member deployed during a time of war, not only redefines life for the family left behind, but more often than not for the person who was deployed as well. The very first thing most GIS will tell you when they get home , is how lucky we are to live here.How blessed they are to be home, and how much they love their wife /kids/etc. I dont know what else to say except that its really good to see the family together again. Snow and all.... Thank you Lord for many answered prayers.
love my God....love my family....thrive on going 90 to nothing most days....enjoy sports....love to read....scrapbooks EVERYTHING....blogs EVEN MORE....dreams of being a SAHM....happiest when surrounded by family....loves order...ok, so I'm OCD...deal with it....favorite phrase: "put your big girl panties on and get over it".....I have a list....and I'm not afraid to use it....if I lost my DayPlanner, the world as we know it, would cease to exist
hero... supporter... encourager.... loves the outdoors... has dreams of owning his own restaurant.... loves me unconditionally and without reservation
Mallorye...The Princess
has transformed overnight into a beautiful woman.... is now Mrs. Matt Wesley....very opinionated... enjoys competing in pageants... has a weird sense of humor.... lives for the next mission trip... excels in college where she's studying to be a nurse...loves God more than fitting in
Blake...The Jock
has never found a sport he didn't know how to play.... competitive.... tenderhearted.... makes friends easily.... has found a new love in missions.... knows every sport statistic and player, even the ones before his time.... wouldn't surprise me if he didn't become a Youth Pastor some day
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It look so pretty! We haven't seen really snow since moving back from NY!
I saw these photos and it really brought some good feelings to bear. Sis when you think back to all the politics and rmor mills and what seemed to be "major issues" with FRG and other things during Q's deployment, they dont seem like hardly anything now. And all definitely worth while. While each family has their own set of triumphs and failures. And noone of our families is exempt from that, having a spouse or family member deployed during a time of war, not only redefines life for the family left behind, but more often than not for the person who was deployed as well. The very first thing most GIS will tell you when they get home , is how lucky we are to live here.How blessed they are to be home, and how much they love their wife /kids/etc.
I dont know what else to say except that its really good to see the family together again. Snow and all.... Thank you Lord for many answered prayers.
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